September 2015
Intermediate to advanced
544 pages
17h 12m
English
Now it’s time to fire up your Nikon D7200 and take some photos. The easy part is turning on the power—the Off-On switch is on the right side, concentric with the shutter release button. Turn on the camera, and, if you mounted a lens and inserted a fresh battery and memory card—as I prompted you in the last chapter—you’re ready to begin. You’ll need to select a release mode, exposure mode, metering mode, focus mode, and, if need be, elevate the D7200’s built-in flash.
This section shows you how to choose from Single frame, Continuous mode, Self-timer mode, Remote control mode, “quiet” mode, and a special vibration-damping Mirror Up (MUP) mode. Unless you have need of burst shooting or the self-timer, ...
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